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  1. Robby
    Perhaps in the event of Ctl+S move focus to another control or another row in the grid.
  2. Robby
    Is it WebForm or WinForm?
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    Robby replied to maran120's topic in ASP.NET

    I won't be able to help you with the frames problem. There isn't much room for frames in .net design, I recommend that you use templates or user controls. If you don't mind changing this aspect of your application, let us know so we can help you further. If anyone else would like to offer help in frame navigation, feel free to do so. [edit]D'OH, too slow[/edit]
  4. Robby
    Do this ... Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Internet Services Manager | Deafult Web Site | on the tool bar is it running? or open Services in Administrative Tools and check if IIS Admin Service is started.
  5. Robby
    I'm not sure but I doubt you can access it directly, unless it was returned from the service.
  6. Robby
    Is the vb.net the client app ?
  7. Robby
    Do you have these files at this location ... C:\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Framework\<your version> \ASP.NETClientFiles SmartNavIE5.js SmartNav.js
  8. Robby
    The Dataset has a property called HasChanges you can use.
  9. Robby
    Where is it on the MSDN flash page, I have yet to see it. btw, congrats Divil, for your contibution on this forum as well as the great content on your web site.
  10. Robby
    I sure that he knows what localhost is, seeing that he post many questions/replies in the ASP section
  11. Robby
    Yeah, remove the exe
  12. Robby
    One way is to include a Where clause such as ... dim someValue as integer = 200403 "SELECT employeeCode, friHours ......... Where weeknumber = " & someValue Or you can retrieve all the datafrom the db and the use RowFilter method of the Dataview. dv.RowFilter = "weeknumber = " & someValue
  13. Robby
    You will need to include the 2003 dll in your package
  14. Robby
    So I can assume that you have yet to try the Client Utility Tool ?
  15. Robby
    What steps did you take?
  16. Robby
    For Access db replace the single quotes with the pound (#) sign.
  17. Robby
    Leave VS alone for a moment. Are you able to establish a connection using the "Client Utility Tool" and "Enterprise Manager"?
  18. Robby
    Well it was your SQL statement that was wrong, when you limit your resultset to "ID = 1" and if this is a primary key you will get back a single record from the database.
  19. Robby
    Remove the Where clause... then you will get all the records from the table "SELECT * FROM TABLE"
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    Also, once you do so, open Enterprise Manager or Query Analyzer and attempt to connect.
  22. Robby
    Have you opened the Client Utility Tool | SQL Server | Program Files | then ADD a new location ?
  23. Robby
    What does your connection string look like (Place *** over you username and password) Is this an intranet setup or will it serve the public?
  24. Robby
    This is probably not what you want to here... have you considered storing the path to the image in the database instead of the image itself. This would be much more effiient for speed and space on SQL Server. If you're willing to go that route I can help you.
  25. Robby
    dr.read will loop the resultset until it reaches the end. While dr.Read 'do stuff here End While
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